Our artists
Maison Pampa
Clément Legrand
Artist Clément Legrand sensually adorns Maison Pampa with his illustrations.
He could have been Rothko’s best buddy, Cocteau’s muse, or Mondrian’s protégé. The soul of Edward Hopper in the body of Saint Laurent. Théophile, Cédric, Florimon, Raphaël, or Clément Legrand… Whether referring to the artist himself or his characters, “he” could have been all these things at once: a tortured yet sexually liberated being.
The adventure began when Clément Legrand—graphic designer and director—was commissioned to illustrate two songs from Françoise Fabian’s repertoire: “Ce diable d’homme” by Charles Aznavour and “La Conversation” by Vincent Delerm. These two creations were immediately loved and marked the beginning of an artistic movement that the creator greatly enjoyed imagining.
Since then, he has been stirring up trouble with his overflowing imagination. His lines strip away men’s pretenses, humanize them…
His characters leave behind the intoxicating scent of bodies after love.
Beware, passionate souls… do not abstain.
Muriel Landerer
After studying applied arts, Muriel Landerer decided to fulfill her dream of becoming a free artist.
Passionate about all fields of art, she expresses her sensitivity through the materials she collects and the colors she uses.
She works with wire as her primary medium. It is a line that can be sometimes curved and endless, sometimes cheeky and uncontrollable.
A line that can be controlled or left to express itself. Her wire is a material, solid by nature but also unpredictable.
It oxidizes, shows the marks of age; it profiles, manipulating light as time passes, and sometimes it splits.
Muriel Landerer’s works will be displayed under the awning of Maison Pampa, between shadows and light.